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CNIC<iyO, Sept %
The wheat bulls suffered . set back today One
weakening feature was TIE i2crease Of amount on
oce an pssssg by about 10000, this, however was
couuteracted by cables which made spot and feat
ures firm and in fair demand at Liverpool The
was nothing unusual In the wheat movement on
this side Heavy receipts were reported az ninnea-
polls and Duluth aud fair receipts at other primary
points. Trading active but the feeling was IN
settled and considering the strength OF corn as
rather weak most Of session. There was more buy
Ing ou, at the time the offerings Father ex
ceeded the demand, there being some realizi
again. Shorts evidently were pretty well covered
for the near futures. The selling was chiefly for
May. October opened at '1A, sold up 7l3z reacted
10 M, ADVANCED 10 GA@A ted cl red at 1o1&ls1i.
the weakness being especially marked toward the
close.
Chicago Gram and PROVISIONS.
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KANSAS City Gram ano Provisions.

kAHsAs CITY. Sept. =.
Daily indicator reports wheat steady: No. soft
62J4 bid; October e. bid; November 81 bid; NAV "a.
CUrn-SteaGy: No. S51 b a, SO asked; DC
tober u asked; Year 3'A asked; May, sales at SO
No. WIN te. cash. 81 DID
Oaus-No Z cash 21S bid,
Rye-No cash al bid.
Elour-Dun but firm quotations Xxx ~; Xxx el
6S5. family s5@l 10; choice 81 25@1 S. fancy 81 a
al 50: fancy 81 IS a co. patent 81 S9Sl s.; rye
Hour 81 3NG1 So
Bran--Buik. IS; sacked, IS.
Hay Steady; fancy small baled, go 90; large, as 81
Flax seed-0
Butter-Steafy; creamery fancy o; good 20, fine
dairy 49, store cho lGlS pOtr and low grades 9.
Cheese-Full cream, Is. Young merica 1874.
Eggs-Steady at Ia per doz, -
corn Meai.-ereen, 20; dried, IS; choice yellow, e5
bulk, TN.
A. Is; roosgers 81 5rG1 s. live uIkeys, Sag
ProvisioEs.Suger cureo nnms, u; bacon. y: dried
bsef 90 dried beef clear, o. dry salt clear rib sides
81 50; long clear 81 10 shoulders IS 90 short clear
As Is; smoked clear rib sides, s. 90 long clear
IS O.; shoulders SO 90: short clear, 50 50,
Yess Pork-Si5 90
Lsrd.-Choice tierce, SIS so.
Rye, No. cash 80 asked
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Too MDch Rain.

NEW YORK, Sept. 2S.-Rain interfered
with the game between the New York and
Bostons today.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 28.-The Athletic
Metropolitan and the Philadelphia and
Washington games were postponed today
On account of rain
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Chicago Live stock.

CHICAGO Sept SS
Drovers Journal reports: Cattle receipts 10OO ship
ments SO0l Market steady; shipping steers
S. OO65 o. .stockers and feeders, 81 6UG5 20, cows
bulls and mixed al 253 rs Texas cattle, g. 50G29
We tern rangers. g. 00a3 %
Hogs-Receipts 17V shipments 60U0 MArke
steady Mixed, 81 40G4 81; heavy; "a 55Q5 90, High
Si4 .s5 60; rough and skips s3 5UG94 80.
Sheep-Recefpts 800; shipments =. harke
steady Natives So 6Qasa 40 western g l0dS 20 Tex
ans e. O ca 90; lambs IS 254t5 90.
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st. r.ouis Gram snd PROVISIONS.

ct. LOUIS, Sept 81
elour-steady, quiet and unchanged
Wheat-Active end strong: No. red cash
October f05sGs7t9s. closing 90: November
Il; December, 71MG..A, closing at ~; May, 's1sS
193l, closing 19as.
Corn~Firm Cash 9S;4 aeH; October, S. Novem
Der S71: De cember 314, nay, s1Qs4 IS closing Is.
Oats-Dul Cash &sSsi October, 2SA; hiay, ISIS.
6ye-NomiRal st16.
Iead-Weak at s.JJ.
Eggs-Firm. l2Gl214 cents. 800
Pork SIS -.
I.srd-Sb D
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st. Louis Live stock.

st. LOUIE Sept 3.
CsttIe-Rcta. 1890 shpt, -; market rong Fair
10 choice native .teers, s9 GOA So butcner steers
Is seas 95. feeders s2 as 25 Texans and Indians
com mon 20 choice al 0ieS IS
Receipts 1855. shipments, - market slov
aud lower; butchers and hest heavy 81 616s5 90
mixed packing IS $50 81; Workers, IS tC5 ., grass
ers and pfss 81 0Gi 80
sheep Receipts S. shipments, 1870: market steady
s. 1894 5.
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W. o. Riddell & Co, over Kansas nstiosI
bank, Main street are headquarters fcT the
following add ltionf Paramount, Getto, 10
gan, Spring Grove and Clement Our list Ia
full Of both residence and business property;
we will be glad % show strangers ard Gus
toners over our city, having been in the real
estate business for sOmetime, We control
some Of the best property in the city. Call
and see Us over Kansas national bank. Main
street W o Kiddell a Co lll-tf
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DresSuakiuo.

Madam Palmer, 259 North Emporia, has
opened dressmaking parlors. Ladies need
ing anything in her line will do we'll to call,
As she guarantees perfect fir, and the very
latest styles. Io-lHLf
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The C. K. G. N. RICK Island Route, u
will sell tickets to st. Louis and return at
Sl2 80 from Oct list to Sth. Tickets good TO
return un ii Oct 10th. Ticket Office 100 E.
Douglas avenue and depot. ia lSt
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Ka, sss National Loan Co.

VIII make five year loans on farms or city
real estate, at adorable rates, and furnish
money quick as papers are xecuted Il W
Lewit, President, Kansas National Bsnh
building. 11+355
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Attention, Ladies'.

propose selling every trimmed and IN
trimmed hat this week regardless of cost.
MISS BRENNAN,
1861 III n. Lawrence ave.
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S. % to Kansas City and return via the
Fort Scott route, the popular reclining
chair and Pullman line. Il3-tf
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Allen & Jones have removed their real
estate office from 4l4 r Douglas avenue 90
rooms 8 and Getto building, corner Second
and Main streets 1885
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q, astos st Iouis and Return.

Today, the 2Sth, is tn last day on which
tickets at the above low rates can b. pro-
cured Take the Missouri Pacific, the short
line. Free reclining chair cars run through.
CITY ticket Office, I2l n Main st. 1l3 If
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"yeiled PROPHETS, ,

Ladies and gentlemen wanting an agency
for good selling article, call at 600 s. EN-
poria ave Hours from II to p. n. 1146t
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To Some Farmer.

l have good brood mare and two colts
to trade for good driving horsa. one with
gooi stvIe and gentle. VIM. o. Hammond,
$40 n Ohio avenue. WIS lm+
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We are prepared to d dress making in all
its branches at No. 2i4 North Lawrence ave
nue.. Ms DEAN,
1866 YRS SCHER4ERHORN.
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The game OF fight toe cocks IS worth
word OF description to landsnen- 4 chalk
circle six feet in diameter Is made on the
deck. within which two contestants are
seated. and tied hands and feet il such man
uer as TO bring each into nearly glooulaT
form. leaving only the head free, the aims
and legs being locked together hy stick be
ing passed under the knees and over the arms
at the elbows. The pinioned competitors are
then placed On their feet, face 70 face, and * &
given signal begin the contest Of buttlug each
other out OF the circle with their heads
When enc succeeds in getting the other on his
side of greater curvature, and can follow UP
his advantage with . real billy goat bGJt. lie
| usually imp2rts to his antagonist rotary
momentum tba. carries hKn cut a. the ne
ami oEten acl.iIat tae rail Of the snip TbiS 5
tho fual blow ot Ike contest. and Is always
| followed hy bursts os laughter. I--s IS only
| one Of many robust ana mirthiui games II
which tie sailors with the tween ,.ecleTs-
take part.-Oui8ng.
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Dress Making.

GO TO Holidays for pure maple syrup and
New Orleans molasse5. 1l3 Sc
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Take the new short line, c < & N, Roci
bland route, to Kansas City, st. Josep
Chicago q, St. Louis 1lStf
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Try pound of our bulk baking powder,
only Is cents a pound, at S. M. Supply o.,
corner Third street and Fifth avenue. Hit
Wichita eagle., 1887-09-29

Aldrich & Brown keeps the pure~t and
best medicines in the market, including 1T.
Patrick's Pills and Chambcriaius Cough
Remedy. lll-u
Wichita eagle., 1887-09-29

We are making our our new list OF prop
ertv for our prinret Ocsooer list: We request
all those who desires 20 place toeir property
with Us for sale to call 81 once, also those
having it already listed 70 come and make any
change they may desire " R'dieli 6
Co. Main street over Kansas national bank
HIT
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City Live STOCK.

Kansas City Live StocE.
KANSAS CITY Sept IS
Cattle, Receipts, Sl72; shipments 1902; higher;
good to choice corn fet 4 1904 10; common to med
ium g 25@4 o. stockers s. OS2 GO; feeding steers
2 65G15 Is; cows, 81 5D92o0.
aUSs Receipts, $3.50; shipments. 1872. lover
good to choice 81 1894 SIS common to medium 81 loG
IS; skips ana pigs q cas- III,
sheep Receipts, 299 shipments, Isl; steady;
good to choice, 90 0OGS IS; common TO medium 81 u
22 e.
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Bulk starch 5 cents pound at s. NJ.
Supply Co., corner Third street and Fifth
avenue. HUI
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Dilworth's coffee 25c per pa kage at S n
Supply Co, corner Sd street and 9Th avenue
lll-tf
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GOING EAST.

One pound can baking powder DC az S NJ.
Suppy Co, corner Thru stree. and Fifth
avenue. 1lla
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THE MINNESOTA ROUTE

The Wichita and western and
Kingman, Pratt and Western
Railroads traverse the finest
farming and grazing country in
Kansas. See that your tickets
read via this route.
TIME TABLE
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Take the new short line, c <. & N, Rocb
Island route, to Kansas City, st. joseph
Chicago and st Louis. 1l3-lf
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Dilworth's coffee 25c per package at SIN
Supply Co, corner Sd street and 9Th avenue.
- 81
Wichita eagle., 1887-09-29

A box of Countess OF We soap 100 bars for
50 SO at S. NJ Supply Co., corner Sd and 9th
avenue Hit
Wichita eagle., 1887-09-29

Pure cider vinegar 90 cents per gallon at
S. IL. Supply Co, corner Sd and 5th avenue.
111-tf
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Three-pound cans tomatoes 2 for 25c or
81 35 per doz, at SIN Supply Co, corner
Sd street and 5th avenue. 11l-tf
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPK.
Kew ORR Money.

New
NEW Yonk. Sept q
aoney On cell quiet al 4G5 per cent; last lean az
AZ; closed offered al {.
rhine mercantile paper I1S
sterling exchange quiet but steady se 1s3 Tor
80 das bills and d SS14 for demand
TIE total gales Of stocks were 250.Ss2 shares.
Wichita eagle., 1887-09-29

Fine buggies and carriages arriving every
day at F. g. Smyth & Sons. III Ut
Wichita eagle., 1887-09-29

Take the new short line, c. < g. n Rock
Island II ute, to Kansas City, st. Joseph,
Chicago and st. Louis: 1l3-tf
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All points east now one fare round trip
| Call at Union ticket office, 122 North Mar
street, and Union depot.
d1l24t W. ID MURDOCH, Agent.
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Dray wagons just received at F. G. Smyth
& Sons. 1ll-6t
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Wanted Mortgages.

7 want to purchase at once &, 900 worth of
first mortgages on inside property m sums OF
$500 or upwards due in SIX 10 twelve
months. 2O4 North main street.
II2-3+ l.. HILLS.
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Three-pound cans tomatoes two for 25c or
81 50 per doz at S. Supply Co., corner
Sd street and STU avenue. 1l-f
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Money to loan on long or short time on
PERSONAL or II al estate security.
G.. H HARRINGTON,
d102-l2t Room 8, lf2 North Main.
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Light buggies and speeding wagons and F.
G.. SmYth & Sons. III 6t
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Real Estate.

W. J. Wilson s. Co. will be closed Monday
and Tuesday opening and marking ne"
goods. 1il-4'
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Kansas City Fair Excursion

Via Atchison, Topeke Sc Santa Fe. One
fare for round trip. Tickets on sale Sept.
%, 81, rs, %, 80 and Oct. l. Good 10 re
turn October 2 Union ticket office II.
North Main street and Union depot.
dll24t w. ID MURDOCH, Agent.
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Wash boards 15c each at SIN. Supply Co..
corner 30 street and 9TH avenue III q
Wichita eagle., 1887-09-29

Bulk starch five cents pound az : NJ.
Supply Co, corner Third street and Fifth
sveuua lll-tf
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Fine cream cheese II I-2c at s Ii Supply
Co., corner Third street and Fifth avenue.
l1l-tt
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We have n new three story BRICK hotel,
nicely Ioc 4tad in one OF the best towns IN the
state, with thirty -nine sleepsn< rooms, bill
lard hali, sample room. large pari9Ts AID
electric bells to -esch apartment, which we
si,h II let 20 the rixht party On cay terms,
who can furnish l. f-ss-c!a=s- CorrsspJn-
dence ltcited-
Syracuse Hotel ard Improvement Co.
I12-l2E L s DOwy. Sec'y pro ten
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Ground pepper - cents pound q. ;. NJ
Supply Co, corner Third street and fhth
sverg1e HIT
Wichita eagle., 1887-09-29

Ground pepper - cents pound e. 5. "
Supply Co, corner Third street and Fiith
aVeaue. iIl-tf
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10 place the data In the reports which do not have
90 be submitted 10 the Corps before forwarding.
IL you are worthy OF having been elected "a Corps
President, you certainly capable of perform
ing your duties. and yoh are the one who is re-
sponsible for reports TO DrpaTtrhent Headquarters,
without which Department Presidents are unable
TO forward proper consolidated returns. Depart
ment Presidents have the right to suspend corps il
their reports not received in due time. and the
fact that the delinquent return i received a few
days later. does not imply that such suspension is
cancelled thereby. and II such Corps not fur
nished with the password and supplies for a few
months, IL might work much reform in
some Of them.
BY command Of ELIZABETH DARCY KISSE Ma
tionnl President.
NELLIE q. BAcKus, National Secretary.
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KALAMAZOO. Mich, Feb. ., 1856.

HOP BITTERs MFG. Co:
i know Hop Bitters viii bear recon-
mendation honestly. All who use them
confer upon them the highest encomiums
and give them credit for making cures-all
the proprietors claim for them. / have
kept them since they were first offered to
the public They took high rank from
the first, and maintained il, and are more
called for than all others combined. So
long as they keep up their high reputation
for purity and usefulness shall continue
to recommend thcm-somethin / have
never done before with any patent medicine.
j. j. BABC0CK,
Physician and Druggist.
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KAuoKA. No. Feb. O. 1856.

NAHUM A AIU.i ToH. y, IccO.
] purchased five bottles of your Hop Bit
tiers of Bishop & Co. last fall for my daugh-
ter, and am well pleased with the Bitters.
They did her more good than all the medi-
cine she has taken for six years.
VIM. L. MCCLURE.
The above is from very reliable farmer,
whose daughter was in poor health for
seven or eight years, and could obtain no
relief until she used Hop Bitters. She is
now in as good health as any person in this
country. We have large sales, and they are
making remarkable cures.
w. III. BISHOP & co,
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More Facts.

STERLING, ILL, August 90, 1885.
We feel we must write something of the
success Of Hop Bitters. Their sale is thrib-
BILE that of any other article of medicine.
Hence we feel it but justice to you and your
Bitters TO say that it is q medicine of real
merit and virtue, and doing much good and
effecting great cures.
Yours, J. F. & III. b. UTLEY.
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WISCONSIN,

You viii never realize the great benefit Hoods
sarsaparlla will do you till you give it fair trial
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HAyEsvr1E ONO Feb II 1894

HAYEsvILLE, ONO, Feb. IL, 1894.
1 am very glad TO say have tried Hop
Bitters, and never took anything that did
me rs much good. / only took two bottles,
and i would not take 500 for the good
they did me. / recommend them TO my
patients, and get the best results from their
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C. b. MERCER, MD.

NEW HAVEN, Conn, Sept. ID, 1885.
We take pleasure in giving you notice,
and nice, strong one, as it Hop Bitters)
deserves it. We use it, and we know it de-
serves 1.-THE Register.
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LEROY BREWER.


GREENWICH, y. Y, Feb. IL, 1885
Hop Bitters are the most valuable medi-
cine ever knew. / should not have any
mother now but for them.
HENRY KNAPP.
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GREENWICH, Feb. II, 1856.
Hop RITTFRS ca

HOP BITrERS Co:
SIRs-I was given up by the doctors TO
die of scrofula consumption. Two bottles of
your Btters cured me. They are having a
large sale here.
LEROY BREWER.
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LONE JACK. Mo, Sent. IA. 1855.


] have been using Hop Bitters, and have
received great benefit from them for liver
complaint and malaral fever, They are supe-
rior to all other medicines.
fr y. NJ BARNES.
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per North Rirer, Vessels aud Railroads.
GENERAL MARKET REPORTS.

COFFEE--With strong and active speculative market
advanced their prices 2c 10 the basis OF 10 c or a
Rio spot invoices and quite Large business was NEG
bags at Is &c. 5000 No at losc 900 bags No at
c and 1000 bags No at l5c, In addition 6OU0 bags
various were sold The mder styles also strong and
IA PC higher sales 2es bags cspitania. goo bag:
Laguayra 1850 bags Maricabo $500 bags Guatemala and
1876 In aoats the sales comprise LOCO
peculs Timor The option list excited
closing in sympathy with stronger T,, "a, aav s ss
day as follows: January l5509l555, February 1899
1885; March 1l5G0 April IA 901 1900: NAV 1880
Is co. June is i6l5 July 1896 August 1880
l54O: September. 1900 l545 OCTOBER 1900 No
vember, l5.450 1890 December. l5.50Ul5 1880 Sales
2O2. 600 bags.
UoTTON-with a dull speculative market there was
little incentive to 10 business In spot cotton
Prices however were not changed Sales. 6Os bales
COG last evening" OF which for consumption
Tho port receipts to-day zoos bales comparing with
1876 day last week and 1854 bales this day last
year September the total port receipts have been
bales against 49GS 028 bales for the same period
last ,,s
uuoIaons tho American standard Of classin
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STILL sA77LLNe NIL BROOK DOORS.
APPEALING 70 THE BOARD OF HEALrH-rHE NAT

APPEALING TO THE BOARD OF HEALTH-THE NAT
TER TO BIZ REFERRED TO THE MAYOR
Residents Of tho Annexed District are again MAKING
efforts to get rid Of the pestilenal doors OF Mill brook
Yesterday an appeal help was sent to the Board OF
Health It was signed by many prominent men VINO
live in the Ward and puts the danger OF
the district In strong light Mill Brook is described as
An omen space which for $500 feet through the
resident part Of the district stencil which s intoer
able and dangerous life and health arises from the
living within haf mile OF the In recent years
the quantity OF filth flowing into the brook mas Doeh ~
BY the discharges from several Dig savs no
other outlet. At present sewers OF LOO Ieet IN S
hundred andsxy ninths 500 feet In Gan
feet Third ave, and 1000 feet in Fultonaye DIS,
charge directly into the Mill Brook New dwellings, a,o
being built rapidly in the district and the danger IRON
malaria is increasing accordingly. -. O..
The building of big sewer In Webseraye, closo ~
Mill Brook and parallel with it, has been watched WIN
interest for three years According to the terms u
contract the ought to have been compieeu iro
yesy nso It ID the Intention to turn
the Mill Brook into the Websterave sewer at One-hu
drains with the below that street. Such step
would instantly remove most OF the pad doors IN inc
hundred andseyentiehs and the contractor has done
little work on Il for year. Residents OF the disice
the lower portion used once. 1t is said
that the of the contract will not permit any part
until the entire work is completed The appeal TO the
Health Board concludes as follows:
We therefore ask and earnestly request your honorable
said far completed available for
with
There il bill before the Legislature to authorize
modification of contract and permit the city to ac
cept and use the completed portion or the Mcpsteave
sewer 1t has passed to third reading In the Assemoy
and has been introduced into the Senate President
Bayes OF the Health Board was urged yesterday 10 ca
the attention of the Mayors cabinet to the DILL
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DOTBLES.

Boston Correspondence Providence Journal.
There number OF Gases In Boston III when
well known people provided with the very doubt
ful blessing OF doubles, and at the club recently
number of cases of mistaken identity were cited, the
conversation calling out variety OF singular anec-
dOtcs The one which seemed most remarkable was
that of a prominent here whose name may pc
called Harry Lane, because that Is not what II is lie
was Walking in the street in London when he met a
man whose face seemed familiar, and who looked as
il he was undecided whether TO speak or not Ihey
passed without any mark of recognition and then
MIR Lane looked back. IIo found the other man
also looking back, and if moved by a common I'M,
pulse both turned lack They came face to face and
each studied the otter without discovering the face
of an acquaintance. .,. ,
Al beg your pardon" the stranger said, "but l
mistOoa you Tor Harry Lane"
why, SOL am the American replied, "but !
cannot recall your face"
The other looked more puzzled than ever
But mean Harry Lane OF - St. he SAID.
al am Harry Lane, Of Boston," was the reply;
and the pair parted in state Of amazemcnt.
Tho coincidence Of names is moro astonishing than
that OF faces and if the incident were in the pages
Of fiction il would be set down as too absuTdly I'M
probable 10 pass muster.